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Murcia has registered, in the last 24 hours, a total of 67 liters per square meter collected by the AEMET rain gauge, while those of EMUASA have received even higher amounts.

Thus, in Sangonera la Verde and El Valle, about 100 liters per square meter have been registered, while in Casablanca-Los Ramos it has been over 80.

These continuous precipitations have forced the establishment of a special Local Police device that, in Murcia, has closed traffic on Reino de Murcia avenue, Miguel de cervantes avenue (crossing Peñalver and towards Teniente Montesinos), Morera street with Miguel Ángel Blanco (Santiago el Mayor) and Paseo Florencia with Miguel Ángel Blanco.

In districts, the following roads have been cut to circulation: in Avileses, the Torre Abellán road;

in Algezares, the avenida Región Murciana;

in Beniaján, Rambla de Beniaján and San Javier highway;

in Churra, Rambla de Churra with Rambla de Graso, Churra road and from Senda de Granada to Reino de Murcia;

in El Palmar, crossing of La Paloma;

in Espinardo, accesses to Rambla de Espinardo and calle Mayor access to Joven Futura;

in La Alberca, Carlos Valcárcel street and Agustín García Solano street towards the South Coast;

in Lobosillo, Rambla del Albujón;

in Sangonera la Seca, Los Carros pass;

in Torreagüera, Rambla del Rincón del Gallego;

and in Gea y Truyols, RM-19 from Casas del Civil to Valle del Sol.

This closure of streets has forced to modify different bus lines such as the? L-44 (Rambla de Espinardo);

L-1 and 50 (Rambla de Churra);

? L-30 and 78. (Rambla and Beniaján tunnel), L-50 (? Ctra. De Pueblo Nuevo);

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L-21- 29- 41-42 and 44 (C / Miguel de Cervantes in Carrefour Zaraiche) and R14 (Young Future)

Although no significant rainfall is expected for the next few hours, the yellow alert has lasted until 5:00 p.m.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia